A digital invite: one flowing page
A digital invite keeps the invitation and agreed event details in one continuous layout. Guests scroll through it on their phone or another device, rather than move between separate pages.
This can be a useful starting point when you want a focused invitation: who is celebrating, what the occasion is, when it happens and where guests should go. The wording, photographs and sections still need to be agreed for your project.
An invitation website: more room to explore
A full invitation website separates content across multiple pages, with navigation between them. You might organise the invitation, event schedule, venue information and photographs separately so guests can find what they need.
More pages give you room for more content, but they also mean more wording, images and decisions to prepare. A larger website is useful when the information benefits from being grouped, rather than simply because more pages are available.
Choose around your guests and your content
- List the information every guest needs before adding optional sections.
- Choose one scrollable page for a focused invitation and a straightforward reading order.
- Consider multiple pages when you have several events or substantial travel, venue or story content.
- Agree any RSVP links, maps, animation, custom domain and hosting requirements before work begins.
- Keep important dates and locations easy to find in either format.
What to ask before confirming your project
Ask what pages or sections are included, what content you need to supply, which revisions are included and how the finished invitation will be shared. Confirm the hosting period and any additional artwork or files in writing.
AAVKIRA offers both formats, with the scope, timeline and price set out in your project quotation. Separate invitation artwork can be agreed too. Your digital invite is not simply an image file; it is the single-page website described above.